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* DietEpisode: In one episode, Hampton tries to go on a diet, only to be constantly tempted by a chocolate cake.
-->'''Cake''': ''(in a deep voice)'' Eat meee... Eat meee...
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** Fifi: "Never fear my dear, Fifi La Fume is here!"

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** Fifi: "Never "Do not fear my dear, Fifi La Fume is here!"
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** Fifi: "Never fear my dear, Fifi La Fume is here!"
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*** [[DisContinuity She did?]]
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** "[[RunningGag Ralph? Who's Ralph?]]"
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* IAmNotWeasel: Elmyra once mistook Dizzy for a dog, and Fifi for a cat.
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* FakeCartoon: It is labeled as this because of the show being done in Japan ([[http://www.telecom-anime.com/telecom/sakuhinshokai/shokai_tinytoon.html however, TMS dose have say in this]]), South Korea, Taiwan, New Zealand, and The Philippines, [[TropesAreNotBad however, this is not a bad thing]].
** Heck even StarToons' (a US studio) work still count as this because of the Ink and Paint being done in China and South Korea, but still, this is not a bad thing.
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* FakeCartoon: It is labeled as this because of the show being done in Japan ([[http://www.telecom-anime.com/telecom/sakuhinshokai/shokai_tinytoon.html yet TMS dose have say in this]]), South Korea, Taiwan, New Zealand, and The Philippines, [[TropesAreNotBad however, this is not a bad thing]].

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* FakeCartoon: It is labeled as this because of the show being done in Japan ([[http://www.telecom-anime.com/telecom/sakuhinshokai/shokai_tinytoon.html yet however, TMS dose have say in this]]), South Korea, Taiwan, New Zealand, and The Philippines, [[TropesAreNotBad however, this is not a bad thing]].
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* FakeCartoon: It is labeled as this because of the show being done in Japan ([[http://www.telecom-anime.com/telecom/sakuhinshokai/shokai_tinytoon.html yet TMS dose have say in this]]), South Korea, Taiwan, New Zealand, and The Philippines, [[TropesAreNotBad however, this is not a bad thing]].
** Heck even StarToons' (a US studio) work still count as this because of the Ink and Paint being done in China and South Korea, but still, this is not a bad thing.
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Furrball, Fifi, and Sweety.

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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Furrball, Fifi, Sweety and Sweety.Little Sneezer.
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* DesignatedMonkey: Fifi, who usually gets abused and ignored for no reason. Just look at what how she got treated in [[TinyToonAdventuresHowISpentMyVacation the movie]]!

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* DesignatedMonkey: Fifi, who usually gets abused and ignored for no reason. Just look at what how she got treated in [[TinyToonAdventuresHowISpentMyVacation the movie]]!

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* DesignatedMonkey: Fifi, who usually gets abused and ignored for no reason. Just look at what how she got treated in [[TinyToonAdventuresHowISpentMyVacation the movie]]!



* DesignatedMonkey: Fifi, who usually gets abused for no reason. Just look at what how she got treated in [[TinyToonAdventuresHowISpentMyVacation the movie]]!
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* DesignatedMonkey: Fifi. Just look at what how she got treated in [[TinyToonAdventuresHowISpentMyVacation the movie]]!

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* DesignatedMonkey: Fifi.Fifi, who usually gets abused for no reason. Just look at what how she got treated in [[TinyToonAdventuresHowISpentMyVacation the movie]]!
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* DesignatedMonkey: Fifi. Just look at what how she got treated in [[TinyToonAdventuresHowISpentMyVacation the movie]]!
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** That basically stems from the fact that humans were usually the antagonists in most of the Looney Tunes shorts as well. When Bugs and Daffy weren't at each others' throats, it was either Yosemite Sam, Elmer Fudd, or some other guy.
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Renaming Tropemobile to Thememobile.


* TradeSnark: In "Hollywood Plucky", Hamton was working a valet parking job, and {{Batman}} has him park his [[TropeMobile Batmobile]]. However, while attempting to do this, Hamton accidently flies it into the moon. It turns into a Bat-signal, and a "TM" quickly flies up next to it.

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* TradeSnark: In "Hollywood Plucky", Hamton was working a valet parking job, and {{Batman}} has him park his [[TropeMobile [[{{Thememobile}} Batmobile]]. However, while attempting to do this, Hamton accidently flies it into the moon. It turns into a Bat-signal, and a "TM" quickly flies up next to it.
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A revival of sorts for the LooneyTunes style of comedy, using teenage Toons ''highly'' [[{{Expy}} reminiscent]] of several classic characters. But rather than pure rip-offs, they were actually being ''taught'' in school by the originals on being funny and the finer parts of Cartoon Physics and being a Toon. This continues the proud tradition of WarnerBrothers Animation having a heavy dose of meta-humor, shtick and LampshadeHanging of many cartoon tropes, but this also incorporated themes of teen adolescence, Aesops, and [[TheNineties nineties]] sensibilities. It was executive produced by StevenSpielberg, who, along with [[{{Showrunner}} fellow executive]] Tom Ruegger, thought the Looney Tunes style was due for a make-over on television after the success of ''WhoFramedRogerRabbit''. ''TTA'' started the Silver Age of Warner Brothers cartoons, resulting in [[WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}} similar]] [[WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain shows]] that shared many of the same tropes and were produced in much the same way (writing, storyboards, key animation and voice work done in the US, inbetweening done by Asian studios ({{TMS}} excluded, as TMS did most of the work them selfs, yet the studio's staff is uncredited), StevenSpielberg as executive producer). It was also one of the first shows to contribute to the [[TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation '90s animation boom]], following ''TheSimpsons'' by less than a year.

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A revival of sorts for the LooneyTunes style of comedy, using teenage Toons ''highly'' [[{{Expy}} reminiscent]] of several classic characters. But rather than pure rip-offs, they were actually being ''taught'' in school by the originals on being funny and the finer parts of Cartoon Physics and being a Toon. This continues the proud tradition of WarnerBrothers Animation having a heavy dose of meta-humor, shtick and LampshadeHanging of many cartoon tropes, but this also incorporated themes of teen adolescence, Aesops, and [[TheNineties nineties]] sensibilities. It was executive produced by StevenSpielberg, who, along with [[{{Showrunner}} fellow executive]] Tom Ruegger, thought the Looney Tunes style was due for a make-over on television after the success of ''WhoFramedRogerRabbit''. ''TTA'' started the Silver Age of Warner Brothers cartoons, resulting in [[WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}} similar]] [[WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain shows]] that shared many of the same tropes and were produced in much the same way (writing, storyboards, key animation and voice work done in the US, inbetweening done by Asian studios ({{TMS}} excluded, as TMS did excluded; preferring to do most of the their own work them selfs, yet the studio's staff is uncredited), themselves, albeit with an uncredited staff), StevenSpielberg as executive producer). It was also one of the first shows to contribute to the [[TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation '90s animation boom]], following ''TheSimpsons'' by less than a year.
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* '''Shirley the Loon'''- A ValleyGirl, part-time psychic, and part-time LoveInterest of Plucky. Supposedly created by putting Melissa Duck and ShirleyMacLaine into a blender.

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* '''Shirley the Loon'''- Mcloon'''- A ValleyGirl, part-time psychic, and part-time LoveInterest of Plucky. Supposedly created by putting Melissa Duck and ShirleyMacLaine into a blender.



** Also, Shirley The Loon looks nothing like a Common Loon (or any other species of loon for that matter) and instead looks like a domestic duck.

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** Also, Shirley The Loon Mcloon looks nothing like a Common Loon (or any other species of loon for that matter) and instead looks like a domestic duck.



* ValleyGirl: Like, Shirley the Loon, or some junk. She was voiced by noted valley girl Gail Matthius.

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* ValleyGirl: Like, Shirley the Loon, Mcloon, or some junk. She was voiced by noted valley girl Gail Matthius.



* WatchWhereYoureGoing: One ballet themed episode had [[CloudCuckooLander Shirley the Loon]] utilize some ballet inspired DeadlyDodging, [[ItMakesSenseInContext causing two Swans trying to kill her to smash right into each other.]]

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* WatchWhereYoureGoing: One ballet themed episode had [[CloudCuckooLander Shirley the Loon]] Mcloon]] utilize some ballet inspired DeadlyDodging, [[ItMakesSenseInContext causing two Swans trying to kill her to smash right into each other.]]
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* ChristmasEpisode: "It's a Wonderful Tiny Toons Christmas Special".
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* OffModel: Any episode animated by KennedyCartoons or Encore (Kennedy, it's LoveItOrHateIt. For Encore, not so much). They were both fired after the first season and replaced with StarToons. Also, WangFilmProductions' S1 episodes and most Freelance Animators New Zealand episodes to an extent (Wang [[ItGotBetter would get better]]; Freelance, [[ItGotWorse not so much]]). {{AKOM}} as well, but suffered an inverse of Wang after a few early season 2 episodes.

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* OffModel: Any episode animated by KennedyCartoons or Encore EncoreCartoons (Kennedy, it's LoveItOrHateIt. For Encore, not so much). They were both fired after the first season and replaced with StarToons. Also, WangFilmProductions' S1 episodes and most Freelance Animators New Zealand FreelanceAnimatorsNewZealand episodes to an extent (Wang [[ItGotBetter would get better]]; Freelance, [[ItGotWorse not so much]]). {{AKOM}} as well, but suffered an inverse of Wang after a few early season 2 episodes.
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* FunnyForeigner: Fifi.
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** Montanna Max, Plucky Duck, and Little Beeper are also jerkasses more often than not.
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** Sweetie Pie was like a ScrewySquirrel version of Tweety.
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* ContinuityNod: "Buster Versus the Wolverine" features the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Djxnw090EeE&feature=related Mynah Bird]] as a RunningGag.

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* ContinuityNod: "Buster Versus the Wolverine" features the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Djxnw090EeE&feature=related Mynah Bird]] as a RunningGag.[[RunningGag Walking Gag]].
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TMS only shiped off a few episodes to other studios, TMS did most of their episodes inhouse.


** All episodes were different looking due to multiple companies being used (to say nothing about the studios used in several of TMS' and all of Kennedy's work; including MookDLE [for the former], Fil-Cartoons and even Wang [for the latter]). And JonMcClenahan stated that being on model was StarToons's weakness. That didn't make it worse though.

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** All episodes were different looking due to multiple companies being used (to say nothing about the studios used in several a few of TMS' TMS's episodes and all of Kennedy's work; including MookDLE [for the former], Fil-Cartoons and even Wang [for the latter]). And JonMcClenahan stated that being on model was StarToons's weakness. That didn't make it worse though.
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A revival of sorts for the LooneyTunes style of comedy, using teenage Toons ''highly'' [[{{Expy}} reminiscent]] of several classic characters. But rather than pure rip-offs, they were actually being ''taught'' in school by the originals on being funny and the finer parts of Cartoon Physics and being a Toon. This continues the proud tradition of WarnerBrothers Animation having a heavy dose of meta-humor, shtick and LampshadeHanging of many cartoon tropes, but this also incorporated themes of teen adolescence, Aesops, and [[TheNineties nineties]] sensibilities. It was executive produced by StevenSpielberg, who, along with [[{{Showrunner}} fellow executive]] Tom Ruegger, thought the Looney Tunes style was due for a make-over on television after the success of ''WhoFramedRogerRabbit''. ''TTA'' started the Silver Age of Warner Brothers cartoons, resulting in [[WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}} similar]] [[WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain shows]] that shared many of the same tropes and were produced in much the same way (writing, storyboards, key animation and voice work done in the US, inbetweening done by Asian studios, StevenSpielberg as executive producer). It was also one of the first shows to contribute to the [[TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation '90s animation boom]], following ''TheSimpsons'' by less than a year.

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A revival of sorts for the LooneyTunes style of comedy, using teenage Toons ''highly'' [[{{Expy}} reminiscent]] of several classic characters. But rather than pure rip-offs, they were actually being ''taught'' in school by the originals on being funny and the finer parts of Cartoon Physics and being a Toon. This continues the proud tradition of WarnerBrothers Animation having a heavy dose of meta-humor, shtick and LampshadeHanging of many cartoon tropes, but this also incorporated themes of teen adolescence, Aesops, and [[TheNineties nineties]] sensibilities. It was executive produced by StevenSpielberg, who, along with [[{{Showrunner}} fellow executive]] Tom Ruegger, thought the Looney Tunes style was due for a make-over on television after the success of ''WhoFramedRogerRabbit''. ''TTA'' started the Silver Age of Warner Brothers cartoons, resulting in [[WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}} similar]] [[WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain shows]] that shared many of the same tropes and were produced in much the same way (writing, storyboards, key animation and voice work done in the US, inbetweening done by Asian studios, studios ({{TMS}} excluded, as TMS did most of the work them selfs, yet the studio's staff is uncredited), StevenSpielberg as executive producer). It was also one of the first shows to contribute to the [[TheRenaissanceAgeOfAnimation '90s animation boom]], following ''TheSimpsons'' by less than a year.
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** Played straight in "Easy Biter" (part of "Stuff That Goes Bump in the Night") when the mosquito shows Hamton a picture of his family from his wallet. Hamton lets him live.

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Moved this to the Innocent Panties trope. They were never meant to be sexual in nature.


* InnocentPanties: Elmyra. Also Rhoda Queen in "Can't Buy Me Love".

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* InnocentPanties: Elmyra. Almost ''every'' episode with Babs has at least one upskirt of her. Half the time, she's actually revealed ''not to be wearing panties''. Elmyra, too. Also Rhoda Queen in "Can't Buy Me Love".



* PantyShot: Almost ''every'' episode with Babs has at least one upskirt of her. Half the time, she's actually revealed ''not to be wearing panties''.
** Elmyra, too.

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* GoshDangItToHeck: While most Foulmouth episodes bleeped him whenever he swore, at least one had him continually saying "dadgummed", like it was a dadgummed verbal tic.

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* GoshDangItToHeck: While most Foulmouth Fowlmouth episodes bleeped him whenever he swore, at least one had him continually saying "dadgummed", like it was a dadgummed verbal tic.


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* SoundEffectBleep: Used liberally in "To Bleep Or Not To Bleep" (from "Test Stressed"), as Fowlmouth can't stop swearing.
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* GrandeDame: One appears in the short "A Night in Kokomo" (part of "New Class Day"), which is unsurprising, considering it's a parody of all those MarxBrothers flicks.

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